Danica Chappell – News
DANICA CHAPPELL in NEW MATTER: RECENT FORMS OF PHOTOGRAPHY
10 September 2016 – February 2017
Art Gallery of New South Wales
This exhibition features recent work by Australian and international photographers who expand the limits of photographic representation, experimenting with the abstraction of form.
Image: © Danica Chappell
FINALIST
JOSEPHINE ULRICK & WIN SCHUBERT PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
until 21 August 2016
Gold Coast City Gallery, QLD
Stills is delighted to congratulate Danica Chappell who is a finalist in the 2016 Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award.
Image: © Danica Chappell
DANICA CHAPPELL in ‘EMANATIONS: THE ART OF THE CAMERALESS PHOTOGRAPH’
29 April – 14 August 2016
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, NZ
Curated by Geoffrey Batchen, this exhibition explores the art of cameraless photography from its inception in the 1820s and encompassing historical, modern and contemporary works.
Image: © Danica Chappell
DANICA CHAPPELL in 'THE ALCHEMISTS: REDISCOVERING PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE AGE OF THE JPEG'
31 October – 6 December 2015
Australian Centre for Photography, NSW
At a time when digital images are rapidly created and consumed, this project considers the resurgent interest in experimental darkroom processes within contemporary photography with particular consideration of an Australian perspective within a broader Asia-Pacific context. The exhibition features Chappell's 2014 duratran photographs.
Image: © Danica Chappell
FINALIST
2015 BOWNESS PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE
25 September – 22 November 2015
Monash Gallery of Art, VIC
Stills is delighted to congratulate Danica Chappell whose work Traversing edges & corners (blue #1, yellow #5, red #6), 2014 is a finalist in this years Bowness Photography Prize.
Image: © Danica Chappell
DANICA CHAPPELL in ‘CUTTING EDGE: 21ST CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY’
26 November – 21 February 2016
Monash Gallery of Art, VIC
Photography has become very crafty in the 21st century. This exhibition features the work of contemporary artists who disrupt the seamless uniformity of screen-based photography by cutting, pinning, folding and puncturing photographic prints.
Image: © Danica Chappell